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.Tree: mhtxn galls; v -. -'if J published svery Day, d th Woenly avary XXL Tuesday, on Craven Street. Newborn. North .Carolina. ! : ti.o $2 00 .. 9 00 ..17 CO ..3 00 ..16 00 ..30 00 ry article lac an beauty, lm itttnffi P" ashion. I i from the areut 111(1 a the skin. It is what Retail prios ddres U 0., . T. nl73 NS, r indry TERMS OF SUBSCKIPTIOIf tally ou year.......... aix months $1.00 AO cjuds ui fccu gag jsr... To clubs of ten six months. . Weekly oa year. . six month.. 1.50 A club of ten, weekly, one year... 1 club of ten, weekly, aix month ao.oo 10.00 SATURDAY. OCT. 6, 1866. I00AL DEPARTMENT 5 Post Omoi, ickwbkbs. K. 0..1 JnmlO.1866. ( me mall win close Pailt a follow: For Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk. Washington. D. O.. and all point North and East at 8.00A.M. MoreUead and Beaufort, N. C, at 0.00 P. M. Koanoke Island Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. aoldsboro'. ltaleisb. wilmmirton ana ail point West and Boutb at. . 8.00 A. M. Bay lUver. every Friday at 12.00 M. Trenton and P ollockaville. every Wednesday and Saturday at 6.00 A. M. Uatturas, Wednesday, at ....4 P. M. Swift Crx-k. Washinston and Plymouth, N. C. every Tuesday, Thursday k Saturday at ....6.00 A. M. Oflace open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M., and 7 to 1 P. 1L Sundays, from 7 to U A. M.. a id 7 to 7K P. M. ill letters to be delivered in the United State, in cluding drop letters, must be prepaid, or they will be sent to dead letter orace, unless addressed to Heads si Bureau t WanhinRton. D. GEO. W. MASON, a,. P. M. r9 WE ABE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CAI, VI N KOONCE, of Joiiea county, aa a candidate for a seat in the Senate of our next Legislature, from the District composed of Carteret ana Jones, , sept 28-tf JESJob "Wobx. We keep constantly on hand large and varied stock of material, also first-class Job Printers, tor all kinds of work in that line. Orders in the city and from the country will re- ceive prompt attention, and satisfaction is guar anteed. , - - A Buswbss Notici. From and after this date, U transient advertising and job work must be paid for promptly, when the order is handed in. The expense and trouble of collecting little bills is so great that we are driven to this necessity. This rule of. course will not apply to regular monthly advertising patrons. , Delays arb Dangbsocs Diarrhoea, if neglec ted, leads to Cholera an hour's neglect will often insure a fatal termination. This 'South ern Diarrboeea Medicine," is a ture protection against Cholera when taken in its earliest stages. aug 23-lm i Dr. Waltbk Dorv whose office on Pollok 8t. was destroyed in the recent conflagration, can be found for the present, at his residence en Union Street. Sept 21-1 m Officebs op the U. S. District Court, ) . Pamuco District, N. C. j i Jadg City. e Hon. George W. Brooks, of Elizabeth U. S. District Attorney D. IL Starbuck, Sa- ieiu, sj. - . r Clerk Chas. Hibbard, Newbern. - C. S. Marshal B. C. Kehoa, Newbern. Court will be held October 29th, 186S. Why die of the Cholera Morbus? . Dysentery f Chronic Diarrhoea ? or any of the foul diseases when a bottle of the "Southern Diarrhoea Medi cine" will save yon life ? Warranted to cure in every castor the money refunded. full directions accompany each bottle, Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Gooding, Wat kins Co., H. J. Menninger, Bichard Berry, and Woollcott & Tinker. iJ-Conntry orders promptly filled by any of the above-mentioned druggists. sept27 lm i Ant of our friends who may haTe facts and i incidents connected with the, early history of Newbern in th ir possessionwould confer a favor by calling st this Office, or communicating with B.. A. 8aoTwxLL. p& See prospectus on the third page. MAYOR'S COURT. Friday, Oct. Washington., 1 5. Before His ' Honor, Mayo Wm. Henry, colored, suspioioned of stealing snuff, laid over till this morning at 9 o'clook. . John Fisher, colored, charged with stealing shoe, entered into bond of $100 for his appear ance at the Superior Court. Mary E. Jones, charged with disorderly con duct, ordered to give bond in the sum of $100 for her personal appearance at the next term of the Superior Court, and to keep the peace. ' Edward Fisher, charged frith disorderly con duct, given up to his mother ' ' A. H. Richardson, charged with intending to secretly do bodily harm to Edgar 'j Cnthbert, bound overin the sum of $100 to keep the peace and appear at "the next term of the Superior Court. ' ' ' Quarterly Report or ihe National Bakx or Newbern. The third quarterly report of the above banking institution will be found in . an other column, and, must be highly gratifying, not only to the stockholders, but the community generally. ... - - ' ' ' The business of the bank is constantly on the increase, and, by another quarter, the prospects for a most satisfactory dividend look highly promising. It . is confidently expected before another year the capital stock of the bank will be largely increased. Although the present report is the third one made, it will be remembered the bank did not open for business until the first . of March fast, and has therefore only been running for seven months. Trial of the CoNSTrrrmoK. Through the favor of Hon. W. D. Kellet, of Philadelphia, Pa., we are in possession of the above work, yrj handsomley bound, from the pen of &D9XX George Fib her, author of "The law of the teri tories," "The laws of race as connected slavery," &C., &C. ' , ' j ' : We prise this work very highly, and shall take great pleasure in peruiaing its pages, when we have more leisure, from which we have no donbt we shall cull many valuable ideas for the public print The book can be had at a moderate price by addressing J. B. LiPPLNCOrr & Co., Philadel phia, Penn. ; , . ( - Sweet! Swextxb!! Sweetest ! ! ! Those of our readers who are fond of sweet things, are re spectfully invited to read in another column, the advertisement ot Mr. A. Near, headed "confec tioneries." . -.- ; i ' ' Mr. N. is well known to our people as' the gentlemanly proprietor of the 'Olympic Garden,' in the days of heat and perspiration but as the season for "Ice Cream," "Soda Water," and the cool shades ot the "Olympic" have vanished- with an eye to the wants of our citizens,' and to business, he has established himself in the old stand of Suxmebeteld & Co., with a full assort- ment of everything usually found in a first olasf Confectionery. Give him a calL i . . TJnioh Watch Cokpant. We" invite attention to the advertisement of the Union Watch Com pany at 149 Broadway, New York. , This com. pany have a very fine reputation, and their goods are said to be of a very superior quality. '' As they have reduced the prices and offer to send goods to any part of the country by Express, C. O. D., we can imagine for them a very large) 1 share ofsuccesr. r ..jlL Glad to See Hie We are gladjto see Major D. - W. C abb 4 wat, junior partner in the popular firm of Mitchell, Alleit df Co,, back in onr; midst. having moved their branch-house, or rather the goods, from Wilmington to this city, we believe "aBoTrt-the first of this month. - They now have! their entire stock together, and a heavy stock it is too -. ' ' , 70L. 3.-1 Pbompt awd GuHBorsMessrs. Mmn,, Aixik, agents for the Underwriters agency, New York, have paid Mrs, Sabah A. Tavi thousand dollars or lofts in the late fire, withont any deduction for the 60 days, usuailv tatpn . : TVi. i ... " ' some companies. wen bestowed act of generosity on the part of that company. Th Ikcom Tax-Payee's Guina axd Pocket Bioutm, F. H. Stactfek, Mo nt Joy, pa. Publisher. Sent by mail on receipt of twenty' five cents. j . ' : This little worn is a valuable compendium of the Income Law and the decisions concerning the same; with pages kf writing paper, in the columned registers of! which may be kept daily account of receipts and expenditures of amounts subject to lncoioe return and deducti ble therefrom, commence with the ; first of January next to itemiM your income accounts. A New Paraphrasejof Yankee Doodle. We find tne loliowin a many pnaraphrase of Yankee Doodle, in a California exchange, which man at our elbo Baysjie old, and we take it that it originated in Ilnkee land, and is an effort of some Yankee toblay off on Sambo: Nigger DiLle Dandy Yankee Doodle i4no more, Sunk his namefcnd station. Nigger Doodle tares bfu place, And favors mallamation. Nigger Doodle's al the go, Ebo skin and ha dy, Loyal" people all nust bow To Negro DoodL Dandy. . . The white breed is mder par, - , It lacks the rich -oina, Give Us something lack as tar, ' V s Give us 41 Old Dt omey," : Nigger Doodle lool it him ! No barren soil oi sandy, Full of scent and S it hern vim, Is Nigger Doodle Dandy ! The Grecian nose if " out of joint," Can be pulled to easy; ' Give ns one withou a point, Flat and black am greasy. . - ' Blubber lips are kilng sweet. Kinky heads are iplendid, And oh, it makes sch feet . . To have the heeltjextended. Mix the colors, stir tie painta, lake sugar loaf ai i brandy, Father of the com in saint Is Nigger Doodle 'andy. , Help" is getting vi -y scarce. And wages are ala ming; But contrabands are coming fast. The Southern hivi is swarming. ,, Nigger Doodle, Kin! y Crown, Ain't yon very haqay ? , Won't yon ring the tages down, By Nigger Doodle Dandy? THE CITY. Dispatoh Lint for New Yrk. The fine schr. Julia , Pratt will sail for Kew York in a few days. See notice. - t ; Fine ' Mnsio Bead the advertisements of Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. . ; t . " For the Times.) ; Boetalo Ford, Randolph Oof, N. C., Oct. 1, '66. Ms. Editob, j Dear Sir : Seeing that you have the fairness to permit a correspondent to express his senti ments through the medium of your very excel lent journal, even if you don'i agree with him upon every point, I hereby write a few lines for your paper, hoping that if they be thought worthy, yon will give them an insertion An election of much importance is soon to some off in this State. Tie principal and most vital point involved is relative to the constitu tional amendment As you seemed to have an ticipated the wants of yotr readers and lately published the proposed amendment in full, which has since been re-peduced aud comment ed upon by certain of year correspondents, I deem it unnecessary to reproduce or quote' any portion thereof. I am nowfor its adoption at the earliest possible period, beieving such a course to be, far preferable to follcwingi any longer, the . leadership of , those head repels, whose rule lately brought ruin and desolation in , the land. 1 Those people instead of .. lesiring to try 'thoir hand at ruling any further, should now be re penting "in sack cloth and ashes' for the pre vious sins they have alreadj committed. .These same people, according to f 'Bill. Arp" consider that '- I'-K.- .'I "In Dixie' faU ' They ainaed an" Hence they appear to hae no remorse of con science whatever for the nuny evils they have enacted. The wails of widiws and orphans and the blood of innocent victms, slain to gratify their ruthless ambition, ; appear to have left no impression whatever. As ve, the people of the interior of the State, weH to a great extent, "Union," and therefore, suffered .many things that may not be known to our brethren in the East, I propose relating an incident or two. ' . Aa a great many persons in this section could not, as they believed, sene their God, whom they had been tought to km and to honor, and follow the leadership of tboie head rebels, they chose rather to absent themielves and let those who had brought on the war, so far as they were concerned, do the fighting. These people were the especial objects of rebel malignity. Com panies of soldiers, and I beteve upon one occa sion, a regiment or two weis sent from the army to scour the woods and, catch 1 or compell those delinquents to come in and fight for the Secession Lords, a set of men who did not scruple to deprive the laboring farmer and me chanic of their just rights tee expression at the ballot box. These soldiers irequectly caught the young men of this section ad started with them as though they were going U the army, and after traveling a few miles would jake them out in the woods and brutrally Shoot them. Two young loan, AJdred and Leonard, tere thus treated on CkA ? a t of; Deep river, nW this place. By some ldeans the hunters potinced upon them. Aldred had been married jto a very excellem young lady four weeks and one day. When these soldiers started with their prisoners they had the brutality to tell Aldred's wift that she would soon be a widow. Arriving at the Buffalo Ford, it is said they refused to take wafer readily enough to suit the caprices of their aptors, when they were brutally fired upon by (he whole company; Aldred fell dead at the first discharge ; Leonard was badly wounded. As hVlay on the ground, his life blood running iroii his wounds, he begged and implored his captors to spare his life in order that he might oifce more be permit ted to see his mother. , Har. as were the hearts of those brutal wretches thev were moved at the scene and could not shoot him again. ?At length one of them' said, "I can send him to hell;" raised his piece q bis face,' and thus Leonard passed away. A great maly such incidents J 1Q.170. mighi be given, but I will let the above suffice as an example. 7 t Does not the blood bf these mnrdered young men, as well as hundreds ot thousands of others, arise from the ground and plead for jus tice? Undoubtedly it does. Who are responsi ble for all this mischief? The office holders and office seekers of the late rebellion. Can their now be any harm in disfranchising this set oi individuals for a season, so far as holding office is concerned ? I think not, and more 'than this, I believe they have forfeited their lives for their acts during the late rebellion, and if they had jnstice, that they would be visited by a gentle man like Samuel of Old, and hewn to pieces with a sword like Agag, King of the Amelekites; I mean the leaders, from Jeff. Davis down," who were particularly instrumental in the matter. But I am not so bloodthirsty as to advocate this policy; although I would not have the responsi-' bility resting on my shoulders that there is upon some of those head rebels, for the whole world. I am, yet, for forgiving them, so far as I can, and leaving them in the hands of a just and indignant God, whose displeasure they have doubtless in curred. But the prudence and good sense of the Southern people shaul I teacsh them that they should not any more elevate those head rebels to power. Strange however, as it may seem, they appear to have a preference for the very men who well-nigh brought ruin upon them. Since the people are thus infatuated, I am for placing a barrier in the way of those head rebels in the shape of the Constitutional amendment. Instead of those bead rebels holding the chisf offiees, let them betake themseles to honest labor for a season ; I think it will suit them better. And if they get off thus lightly, and be permitted . to vote, they should consider that they have been dealt with, with extreme leniency, considering the enormity of their crimes. I am, therefore, for the Constitutional amendment out and out. Although I have thus spoken, I am no Radical. I have uniformly fought secession and abolition ism with all my mijtht. But the very way to build up Radicalism at the Nor.n is t-r the South to continue to put forth those extreme Southern measures, and elevate to office a head rebel every opportunity they can get. They would thus enable the Radical party to obtain the reins of Government the next Presidential election, and if that be done, the condition of the Southern people will, in my opinion, be very bad, indeed. Having had excellent opportunities for seeing and judging of both side;, of tlie ques t on, I now urge the Southern people to consult their interest rather than their feelings, and adopt the Constitutional amendment overweelm ingly. When this be done we will then he in a fit condition to make some issues with , the Re publican party, which it is not how necessary to mention. But there is too much justice in the Constitutional amendment to oppose it, and I predict that if the Democracy North and South cast themselves egainst this amendment they will be dashed to pieces as against a rock amid surging waters, and will eventually have to organise upon a new basis midway between the two extremes. ' I.'swr-tnrt-' may partScedoiiBiillitiOnaI amendment, we should, at the coming election, vote for candidates who are known to be in favor thereof. . Your ob't serv't? Nelson K. Kikes. A Case or Some Mestebx. A young white" woman, pernaps tnirty years ot ace, naving in her. arms a child six weeks old, went to the Fe male Orphan Asymm. corner Leigh and Seventh etfe&a. on Monday evening, about five o'clock! fd' asked shelter for herself and her child, which sue said whm ul The child uemg evi dently jyery ill indeed, apparently dying the request was granted temporarily, as an act of humanity, though it is contrary to the rules of the insUtutioaSto receive persons under such cir cumstances, and a physician waa sent for. When the physician arrived, which was in a few min utes, he found the child suffering from an over dose ol opium, or some . othes narcotic, and bo stated. The mother, being interrogated as .to the case and her own history, gave the following account : She was Mrs. Jones a widow. Her husband died in Texa&, four months ago, and she, being in destitute circumstan ces, had soon , after set . out on her "re- ' turn to Virginia, her native State. Her -child was born six. weeks ago. , While passing through Petersburg Monday morning, the child being unwell, she procured a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow s Syrup, and gave :t a dose or two. On reachiug Richmond itbe went to a boarding house on Broad street and the child growing worse, a nhyisician. whose" name she did not know, was svt f.r. and guvo it a powder, soon after swaliiw.ug ; which it had a convul sion. After the convulson passed off she (Mrs. Jones) left the boarding house and went to v: the Asylum. She did not know and could not aain find the boarding house on Broad atreeU This is the story drawn from the woman by the interrogatories of the physician and the matron of the Asylum her confused and hesitating manner during its reci tal being such as to inspire suspicion that she was not telling the truth. The usual antidotes for narcosis were resorted to with the child, but in vain. It was found impossible to' dispel tho stupor with which it was overcome, and it died about nine o'clock Monday evening. At the in stance of the attending physician, the coroner was notified of the case, and yesterday made a semi-official investigation, which satisfied him that medicine, administered by its mother, not with criminal intent, but through ignorance and inexperience, in inordinate quantities, naa caused the child's death, and that an inquest was unnecessary, as it would elicit no facts be yond those ascertained by him. The woman - . . . . . 1. 1 a. i r : COnleKSea to tne coiuuer uitu, ixaiwiy Jl wuig Mrs. Jones, Ac was a fabrication, ana that she has njver been married. Arrangements were made to send her to the Almshouse. The . body of the infant was yesterday proierly interred, the Bev. J. Peterkin, of bt. James Episcopal- Church, performing the funeral service. iiicA. Times. Relief ron Alabama- Governor Patton, of Alabama, has represented to General O. O. How ard. of the Freedmen's Bureau, that the destitute nf that fctate amounts to aoout seventy or eignty thousand, chiefly widows and orpk uis, and that the impoverished condition of Alabama renders it impossible for ner to anora auequase reuei so cn i&rcre a number. General Howard .has sub mitted the whole matter to the . Secretary of War who has ordered that rations of corn and hunn be issued to' the people there who are Hnfferinsr from want, to not exceed the cost' of 40.000. a mouth, and to be continued for three months. Alabama, we believe, sent the largest nnmber of men Jnto-the fisli during the war ( xoepting Virginia) and her losses were in proportion to the devoted patriotism of her people. . . v ' Attacked by Bees. Mr. David B jrry, living near Alton. 11L, was driving his teem into his yard, recently, when the bees from one hundred or more hives made a sudden attack upon the horses and himself, stinging both, the animals to death and Mr. Berry severely. It appears, from Mr. Berry's statement, that the at'acfc was sirau! taneous from ail the swarms, and that it was im possible to escape their fury, except by flight This is the second case of this kind that we have lately recorded. twining PcH. ". Sinful habits "are the channel of sinful thoughts. If we would have 'the thoughta. to cease to flow.we must close up the channels. ' rf II III . !E1 1 A w.-. . -J , XEWBEEN, N. JD, "SATURDAY; OCTOBER 6, 1866. state! Jrsrtsi 'iw-fl We are requestedgt state that ." Colonef Walter L. Steele of -MChinond county, will deliver an address betora the Daplin county vine growing and agricultural Society," at Eenansville, on Friday 26th, bf November next' ' , - i . . We congratulate the society in securing the services of a gentleman so capable of giving the proper impetus to their new association, and whose reputation aa scientific agreeulturalist will . warrant them - m expecting an address worthy the great interest they have manifested in the objects wine society. Wilmington Jour nal . . . a. 4 ?-t-rwi4 I,; . r.:i-i.,: ' I ' Passed Tbtiotjgh. William Wright 'Parker, chaiged. (in company with two aocomplioes who have since died in prison,) with the murder of William Childress,; near Smith's creekv N. C some time since, passed through this place yes terday in charge pf.offioer Sellers for Wilming ton, N.,v wnere ne wm be Uied tor th.e cnme. 'i The Wilson' Carofiniah is along ws'ybehfnd the times. inai paper says r - i ; We believe 'we were the first new08Der; in North Carolina, to favor the calling' ksf- the Na4 nonai union wnvennon at Pniladelphlar From the first we regarded it is a success, and;' we still believe that it was the wisest, as it is destined to prove the most politic step," a people similarly situated to ourselves ever took, and instead - of despairing, wa are more hopeful than at -anytime, since oilr cherished hopes' Were blasted at -r " op ! avail tia- ': - The New Poumandant.t It. . appears . to be generally undarstoocL.that Coh; Bamford, ' who succeeded Gei ..' Robinson in command of. the. State, will ren ain here, jo that capacity. He is an old army o Seer, not a politician, and enter tains views he irly if not analogous, t to those of Gen. " Grant as to the' duties of soldiers. We have hot made his ; ?quamtance, but have it from one of our own dis inguished citizens that he is every inch a gentleman.1 Under such circumstances we cannot doult but that he will win "universal respeci irom au wormy people. rrogress. i 4 ' ' ' FroL the KorfoDt Day Book. ' ' Edcieombe Cnnntv. . C.! irisjii. Out of Cravei county Edgecombe was formed. Its name signiies "a valley environed with hifls,? according to oik authority. It derives its name from the Earl df Mount Edgecombe who was a captain in the British Navy, and served under the celebrated 1 dmiral Byng, in Minorca, whose cruel and melai iholy fate is. familiar with the readers of Eng ah History. The thriving town of Tarboro is t e.capital of the county, situated. on the western branch of the Tar river, just south oi a consideraqe bend to the eastward and Northward. ' His proposed to connect 'Tarboro' with Wilmingtob on tne Koanoke, by rail, which will bring the former place in more direct com munication witB 'this city by way of Albemarle sound and throigh. the Albemarle and Chess- , peak canal., A Ymair subscription has already,.' been made in this city towards the enteroriMt It is hoped that L6a neit Ijegiklaihte'of life State may be induced to endorse the. .bonds and thus I render the wdrk'A succession the 'estimation pi V its friends " We are told that the original name? of Tar river was Tnu, Which is 5 an "Indian word meaning river of Health.- This would hate bees regarded as mostainropriate mthe4 estimation of the celebrated Bishop Berkeley,' who it will be remembered by some of onr readers, wrote a re markable and learned essay, on the healthful effects of Tar wafer, which ne regarded almost as a panacea. There have been discovered - the fossil remains"bf a mammotirhslreieton in . this county 'neat- the- -railrodd - bridge. tJol. Henry Irwin was born hi this county over "Whoso re mains, with thaeettf others, the late Jatces F. Watson erected a Marble which we have already noticed. The hia&srr of Mr; Wheeler mentions which. w have -v. paceu Cotton, corn, oata, chief wheat, wool, turpentine, and fish 'are the articles of exportation, , - .. , . M ktin Couktt, N. C. In 1774 the county of Martin was carved out of Halifax and Fayette counties, aud named m .honor of Jostah Martin. who was at' that time tke feyal Governor, and the last of the colony of North Carolina. He arrived at. JewbenMu tbe lth .August, 1771, and succeeded" 'General Tyson.-"Got. Martin was by profession a soldier, ana occupied the rank of Major in the British army. He was the brother of the Samuel Martin, me nber of Parlia ment in 1763, who was engaged in ft duel with the celebrated John Wilkes. , Governor Martin after the battle of Moise's Creek in 1776. in which the loyalits were, defeated, embarked with Sir Peter Parker, and arrived at Charleston. He was at the battle of Guilford with Lord Corwilli?, after which he went to England, then returned to JCJew Yfrkj. jnd.died at Eookaway. f -The coun ty of Martin baa tbe Koanoke river on the North, which divides it from Bertie. The thriv ing little .towu of JVUUamston,.. situated on a bend of the Roanoke, where ab island . formed. according to the map before it, i its capital. The WUliamston Expottior, an able and spirited sheet,, wide awake to the interest of its locality. is published at, Williams ton, and is. an officient advocate of the proposed railroad to eenneot with Tarboro which will tixtend Our market more directly to that westerf p'ini ," 1 v " Martin proauces corn, cotton, oats, wheat. wool, naval stores end fish- , . ' n; - - v- - EinGBAirrs.iT'We conversed on Tuesday .with Mr. Coffin, the Agent, who had in charge a com pany of four hundred emigrants from . this State going west He informed u that they came principally - from . the counties of Kandolph, Guilford,, Davidson, Alamance and adjacent lo calities : and that the laree majority of them were children under twelve years of age. I Some of the emigrants will stoD in Indiana, others in Illinois, whQe many will go beyond Missouri to tne new .Indian reservation. Mr. uonin says that there is no larger exodas of emigrants , from this State at the present time, than before the war; But they now go in parties and thus attract more attention. Before the war, emigrants went toy wagons, now they tafce the cars. i - t. If is a sad thine to see so many of the best and most industrious of onr citizens leaving. Stand ard. ' The Serine! says it learns that two or three thousand contemplate moving. Hbxxbold's Extkact Buchu gives health and vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted .to, consumption, insanity or epileptic nts ensue. LIST OF LETTERS UEMAISIJTG 1BJ XHK Post Office at New Bene, Hr 'CM Oct. "aiieAers advertised when they have remained in the Office one wet. . . .. - . ... .To obtain any of these letters the applicant must caU for advertised letters, give date of list, and- pay one cent each for advertising. .te K;,- ;. , ,. , II not called for within one month, they will be sent to tne aeaa letter omce.. ( B " Harrison Tansy AVolack Rudolph Balinger ' Judy , care H Mom fordPeaoock Mrs Major Bakey Cartha Hartley care Jao care Bobt Hooka B noettne Harris - . t B. mt.ee Oeorge Hili Danl Bichardaon Mile" Bnnson Matilda Howard Harry f Knnt I Bonitx Julias - .. Hook tdward H , Rhodes T Brown Mrs Clorecy Holland John B Bue Phirne Bnnn Joseph H Hanten Bnuthey - S Barney Larry C Chance Mary Cameron Geo Clark Wm Henry Clark Mi Mary Cardendoor Wm Camming Jo Dunn John Bl "- : Easley Jere Ot ' '- Hmiwrt Mr JaneShandbonse Emily xiuooara vi b. a oia'er oowan . . Jackson Jarrl JoyceMPr K . King Bansome - It LaneBB; Le s iranklin Lewis JB fcimnvms Mathew Him peon tiarah F Smith Wm Bmith Sarah. ' Howes B chard Si-nnumi Clara bprtuli AO T "Terra!! JE Mounuin Adeline - ., W Ftroette Dr One MU.ei.te J William M A Fisher Mrs HannahManis Lucy ' West Lewi oi Mr! H Spen ter V" ay WaskdngtonWaobpnulI Fisher Mrs KacbeiMerrill Mrs M A -Waldn Wm H Fush.rMNf ' McheelGW,..-, WortUTavidX j Fcstur Sandy careMcGin Tho " Woodward E Fred MeOoyH ' - ' Moore Solomon ' - Ward Cora care J Forney Harah careMore l'ork ,-; - Hauock F McCoy . Mills Amos - Knravl Ida G 'A" ' " a ""-"Hickman Capt H Gladstone AH ; HewbnryOeoriC schr 8 A Grant t Sji am Joseph w - c3 J GfipindletCatl - i-hilip B TJ Gunner Jo . Koriman James S schr 1'aniic Gustos Cicero ' P - Hwkln Nelson D GUiey MinneynPtrlrt Bertg'?yjchrFranklln BeU & i -psimaaV8laadMeaVch Hay Wm 2 Perkins Philh '.Madison Holmes Harris D H ;r.-Jl. Price Geo W - CuMra David schr Harris IWinney Phillip Dr H B t Barley "oct6-lt " GEO. W, HAsoSi JaF.JT, 'la ... II r I B I . B I " ' I BW" IT iHf :-' mr n W ST, Hexxboia's .Extract ,Bucbu and Imeoted Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders, in all their stages, at little expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo sure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, immediat in its action, and free from all injurious proper ties. - " New Advertisements: ArARTEBLT REPORT OP THE CONDITION NATIONAL BANK OF OF THE 1 NEW BERNE Oa the First ilomdmy ot October. 18. RESOURCES. BUI and State:. , 86,097 49 k - 10S 27 1,637 a , 1.863 SO . 8.866 39 3,048 93 ' 33,839 02 100,000 00 , 1.803 61 -J ' ' 8,080 00 . , 3,m ;t,628 00 Overdraft. llWwe Furniture al Fixtures.. . Premiums ........ expensesM Kemittanoes aud other cash item..... Due from National Bank.. U. ts. Seonritie with Treasurer XT. 8... Specie.... ................... ......... rraottonal Currency ...... ... Sational Bank Notes...... Legal Tenders... 2,606 69 76.9S0 00 8,O00 00 62.981 69 6SJ161 69 454 23 14,059 06 LIABILITIES. Capital paid in. . . . . . Jr..... .. . . . :.'. Circulating Notes................ Individual DepotiU...... U. S. Deposits. Due to National Jiank ,.......,... Interest, DisoounU and Eichanges.. M . v . i; 242,606 69 ' I. H. H. THOMPSOH, Cashier of the National Bank of New Berne, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ' H. H. THOMPSON, Cashier. ' Sworn to and subscribed, before me this 4th day of October. 18G6. - ; -.. , B. I. "LEHMAN, ' October 6, ls66-lf. ' ; ( ,f j " ' Hotary Public. tGONFECTIONERLES. JTU8T received, a fresh Rupply ofCONJECTIONEBIEa, $3t consisting f a fine assortment of , JBVmey CKdes, vf ': Plain Stick Candle. Bonbosu, Mottoes, 8 agar Almonds, . v . , , , , Assorted Creams, "Wl avnd Cordial Drops, ' '" '.'-.. . : ' Coeok-S Fem-Ssitj Also, a fine assortment of ',"1, ." " . ' ' , " Nats, Bat ter-Xuts, Filberts, Englitb. Walnuts, . t - j5o'4 and Hard Shell Almonds, FcS'SIa'U, and Pesvcavn-Nnts, , "z i i' f : ' ; . t Fresh. Crackers, of all .kind. Date, Pranes, Citron, Raisins, ' r . . : . n i'anii Brandy gestefces, Prtttm Vrntain Cans, assorted sise. And I most reapeotfallr announce to' the citizene ahd the trade general! .that 1 am now prepared to manu aeture PLAIN KTfCKtod 1TANCT ,Ch DLEH in any quantities. which I oifer at a vsry smsli.advanc above NewXork eoat, yet efTff r jUKarnwr Liberal Redactions made to the Trade. Those wishing: to purchase C ANDIES, fta. will do well V Rive m e a call " """ " - - - Mjr jnnirajs)r 4 it Uooi tn.the Host umce, ntwnera,.!. ..sj. t ?nf A. NEAR. T WO KUKORKO BBATJT1FTJI. SUBOS, DUSTS, TBI08 AND SACKED PIECES, s Fwr &O Cent. . "Merry C himes." designed for Juvenile Classes. Public School, Seminaries and Young Folk at Home. Prettied to wtuoh are CUenieatarvinstruOHona, AteacUv zercises. Ac Bv L. O. Em ebso. Price SO cents. Rent post-paid. OLIVKB DITSON CO.. Publishers. eot -M . . :,; ... ai j Washington street. Boston. TKST Tl TnOCgAKD COPIES SOU. 13 THE PIH8T IVIOJTIi. oi uranu jnamo is meeung srith a sale- onprecedented by that of any similar work. Its real merits commend it to every Choir, If uslcal Convenuon, and School in our land, and it require bnt n examination to convince any one that it ia tne best book of it kind now before the public Price J1.S8. Sent post-free. OLIVEE DITSON CO., Publisher. . : oct 6-tf 177 Washington street, Boston. JQISPATCH A.IIVE BXIt SEW YORK,'. Tne Sew and Fast Safllns; Schooner J U 1 1 A E. PRATT, G U O . JV E W T ON, Commander. IS flow loadlnc at Railroad Wharf, and will 'Mil as above on MONDAY, CCTOBEB Stkt. Ji or nvlgnt or passage, apply to ' . p - w wITFOBlVI)IU,fcOO. Agents in Kew Tork. ' THOMAS A HOLMES, 194: Front St. Oct -2t CHILLS, rriHB uosoriber iave reosned tbe murofactare -of JL ' ' f -- vi -, -. DR. DUFFY'S TOinC MIXTTJRK. ' So long known aa ah effectual remedy for . .' - t AQTJKi AJSIH FKVKR. Also Ds. DUFFSfS AKTrRTT.TOTTR WTXSL Imil, b, F. 8. DUFF. Newbern, N. C; to B. K. DUFFY, Beanfort. S. C. and to MOROAS A AT.r.mf nrnodrtM -n Kiixu ow, new xori, wBoieaaie agent. a UDerai aisootmt made to whole Wholesale Dealer. v June 1 dftwem ARRIVE D JpEBtmer E. & TERRT, nd to trrtr per following 100 Coils Manilla Rope, 50 Coils Jute Rope. 75 Coils Hemp Rope, v And 50 Bales Gunny Cloth. For sale low by P. UBBWTJr Si coH : South Front street. . amptrtf,ci. WHEELER & DRANEY, v MANUFAOTOES, AGENTS, WHOLESALE AST) BET ALL DEALERS Paper Stock,, j -. Metals, . , and Scrap Iron, For which the highest CASH PBICES will be paid. WHEZX.EB & DBASET, ' July Slm X; -. South Front street- COTTOJST IS KIJSTe ! Mdnticelld Cottdn Farm for Rent Cor Lease. N IKE HTJ N DR ED ICSES, ;: :? CLEARED, i IX FARMS ' . TROW ONli SUNDEED ACRES Ul . . t . To Bdit, With . aessary flxtnres. Term reasonable Bespectfolly refeid, a to character ot Land, to " B. PETEK E. HINES, New Berne - Or addroa . f; , e WJi. W. CABBAWAY. ' alfr4f JUnrton,B.a T YAM'S BOSTOS MATCHES, ihe best frfay 1 nan match in the world, for sale low by -i ' jnly 31-tf . BOBBINS A CO., 61 A 63 Broad st CORN, t , : . 300 BABBELS t0t "to b?r' BOBBISS & CO., jnlySl-tf iOX andes Brovi Btreot, T Sl TP f A.3f. B St THB TarlSiits for the 'eity sad cocnty are ready for collectocm. , at Uie bhMM' omce and settle them. ? ang 14f 'rl i v V r rt "ft- M. HARFKB, BlMtfft TlAtOf, XlAAUI. POhK and CAAJUiaA;, ur XJ awe oy eptll-lm CHILLS. Pwca TmCssm St..). -k. J Rewards. night of 1st of OcTZlil? Z??k' M ABE. Said i A feet IK ineban ki.h 4 Mane and Tail dm toloras body, blaae fsoa. ,rv.l whit. shrhuVZ Trl 1 Yl right bind toot wer, snow in white of bar evaa. and backs a' ear when stranger ootn about ber bead, ban saddle old. ' " - wimua, mma u sigat er ala y VW Also, at the IpN HOBSB MTJLB. earn ttms, a asnaB BBOWW belonging to a black ken. Beta Male hi 4 feat iBObe hhrh. mu mm M Vh. mmm mm. Said animal were tracked aoana twn , n rVlloke.cnTreitonoasr T",.T.WM MypOLLwuih givw for the mm very eftft thief ot thler. WOODBJUMiB A XSJk $1,500 REWARD! rpHBMayo aod Coaaear the eity t wffl ONE i THOUSAND 1XLLAE3 :: For the apprehension of th incendiary W tmm to city on ths BBornlng of th 1Mb tnsA, nd ' the ! 2 r WrTT BUXDRXD DOLLARS 1 fJl ' For the apprehension of ths perm a swtmm wi eat the hosa of the Fir Knglavs dortnc th t mn atldsnsn anVttoconviottbeni. , epti8-tf . jug jr. WAsaaraTos, iMt ' ry, Straw G::.s. ic fall m xmrm izrzzrmzz. R I B B O N S . Millineiy .and Stare Goods. ARMSTRONGr, CATOR t CO., XXP0BTEB8 AHD -t OBBBBS Of Bibbons, Bonnet Silts and Satira, Velwota, Bathes, Fin won. sToatkion. ; Strnw BonneU, Lndi, HaU, 1 Trtanano ssaU vnauaM stHM JSa. 337 & Lofts 239 Baltimore tt , BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, : -.. ' ' Offer Stock unsurpassed in too Cute rarwiy ana uneapness. Ordora onlicltvel. twsnna MMtlOJsV sertia-Ua given. Torn Cnsn. STEAM COTTOtt gus m PRESS, COTTON FACTORY BUILD1NO. Bear of.PrTRSON & CO'a DintiUeiies, EAST FRONT ST., ' 'Tt ITewbern, North Carolina, WiraJ??rt"pproed MieMo of mm and FRK89, having AMPLE ROOM FOR STORAGE OF BALED AST) SEED C0TT0X, W are prepared to GIH and BACK th staple as sho LOWEST BATES, and ; . GUARANTEE SATISFACTION To SB who may favor US with their nbmwa J. A. HASKELL A CO. eptSMm P u R i r v n DEGRAAF TAYLOR. 87 B 89 Bowerjr 05 Ckrlatso WE W YORK,1 -if- sun oonunn m oe ine target Farninw JfanBSBMra in th eity. . - PARLOR, D I N I NQ-BO O M Chamner f Fnraltwr. CABUPT ABE 1CTOBXA - WMMMMAMU s ro ; lBlr BOUTHMMlf , TMADM, i -."aJ At SO Per Cent. Redntinm in PfrOeJ eptiam. ; M AKH1A6K OCIDB. ; TOITNG'B OBXAT FATBIOLAaTflat. VntT i on" hlOWB Doctor bsina; Ffivato Xaatrnetor for aumea renon or tnoae about to Marry, both aaauand female, to everything rnnnsrnln- tho fbyatotogy nan re. tenon of onr Sexual oystssn, and tbo rntton or Ft, vention of OSspring, lnolndlng all ho now iltoiisftoi l never before given in tbe lansnM. bt WM. YOU NO, M. D. This is rtiaraluahWandmtoreonD worfc is written to plain hmgnu for. th feneral reader, and is illustrated with upwards of on handled engnvinga. AU janof married people, or thos eontsnv pbvting marriage, and baring th least impediment to married life should read thiaboo. It disctos.s sscret that every one should be aoqoatntsd with. BnD Hi a book ion most o iocea op, ana not a bont the ben. a wm do sent 10 any on on aa raeem or any na AddM Da. WM. YOVSa. Bo. AM fproo nweX aba Fourth, Philadelphia. ti,i ,, ten lUAlr. J3UB1JC BOTIC&. . To Ddinipunt Subscribers to, and DtUiuoU Block- nouurs tn, tne exoac or Utt national &mk 9f Aew Berne, Xorth Carolina. - ALL shareholder and ntHeribMns In mnA a K BM w w. wm nana wao navs raued w pay any mmu. wuna ui sum wa MqojrM Dy aw, Ksnonai unrrenoy Act of Oongr, approved July Id. IMA, aud aaotion to be held a the MbU Baomof said Back, in the city ol Nevbern, Oravea county. Berth Oarolina on WEDHE8DAT. OCTOBIB lOtla, l(f, at 11 o'clock, AH. . ...v. ... By order of th Prealdont and Dtreotora. - D. HEAT03. FrssUeni H. TL Tawnnoir, OMhier. " Hswbern, X, C., fcept. 18-td ' MARBLE WORKS, NEW YORK, Monuments Tombs, . Head-Stones j Mantels, OTTB WOBE. in Design and Jlnib, to unrarpaaaedln thi country. .. Crder thrvoch mall wfl receive mk mHitLnm when given in person. - Address letters . y l. - WATHAH eV COfTPAHr", - 1 19Merosrtraet, Saw Tork. i Dm win ; and Kstlnantoo ssm Appli- rntiosu i . . , saAm I OTIC E. o TTR FBIETDS, DTJBXBG THI sTZZTTEXBTYBAXB. PAY THEIR ACCOUNTS. We nave son IKFOBTABT ESTXBFSISX3 i ana . Will ne pd all - Money due Us. i -.- - ... ..... . . . : oct 2-21 - lIcLE AU & GO. - v -BiCOK sides; ; 3:500 jTJ2tD8forsalby BOBBIKa CO uly 8jf 1 wd 9 Broad street .........50 . Inn tbMa sjsske) a oaarind all ajnBwiwi"'" - Btfl forbid; cnUM otherwise or Jered, and MMWdmgty. Ta mean tnaertioa tkey aaonM In by S 0alnek. the afternoon previous. an tot settled on tn lt of eyery month. A tibaiej sll oiiiiI aaado to tho Who advertise largely. Iks) V I BI JB ksn a sargor circulation tn Eastern North Cnrettna than any. IT not all other paper combined, and innliUnrriir1 of tbe eenstry, la the BEST medium for advwttatag tn th State. v - , Shipping. aOOOSFBVayS WEKKLT STBABISlllF UB JC, ? -- - ; . Carrying the V. S. Mail,', '. s. Between New York and Newbern v obi a carohxa; Tito A Saw t Btenmanlp - v .- E L C I D. I HOB ART, Master, tn ,- . WILL au from this port for Kew TOTE T- cUreot on WEDNESDAY. OoL lOth. at n ii w it 1 An Oooda direr tod tn niv ea.r will hat Fer Sale. Crrcjisfs Fcrniture : for Sale. TTlTzaO relTa a oosnplete NEW SET OF FURNITURE f esTsrfor sate an the GLASS WABE and other apparatus aittisrto uwd ta sayBtor. H. j. moxijsger. , - MM - " n34T ' Es:! Estate for Goods- fOB RALE, A DESIBABLE, COMMODIOUS X1 AMD HEALTHY BESIBENCE, in town,, with about feO Aero sf Ud attached, IHMlllnjT nw3A teat I nrst floor 6 feet from grOomd 4wo storie, 19 and 11 feet between floors, oon. aateing eight Boat and well finished room., with closet and are-place tar each two Halle, rock basement; with three are plaeee front and rear high-pitched double Tri.rtas Bslnrtradr round roof and piazza with all nooessary onthouae. Tbe residenoe fronts the railroad and the eentre of th town. I liberally supplied 0" wltah thrifty shad and froit trees has a WeUof VJ good water; i very healthy, and near a good bust, ii ness locality.' To any person deniruig a delightful and healthy residence, with sumoint land for making snp port for family, a rare opportunity is here offered. Money Mtnt acaroa, only one-sixth of the price will be required in tush, tho tislsn.i in Ary goods, s;rocerle, and slrng. For fnrthot psatlwilsrs apply to Jun 19-tf i EDITOR TIMES. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE 'tATAv'CTI 0 X. . IWILL aell at motion, on th premises, on the Ftr el sty of Hanmbcr next, ml 11 o'lork, A. M. all that valuable Water Front of Lot Ko. 7, and Half oT Bo. B, kaowa as ths . twieni Steam Cotton Mills," Mk a WABEHOTTSB. C00PEB4IH0P. TWO DWEIXntOf n Out-House, together with Thro Story Wooden Building, used for the Mills, aadoeenntod at prss.nt by Mews. Evcr-j sen si Cw Also, th Southern Half of Lot Bo. 8, and Tt No. 0, i as sal oeeuptod by Hit. Bnbbs Brother, for a ffeipOTaiMlMstUlary. ' . , At thosauM ttaae an4 pteo, I will aell ! Tourteen ' Acres ;: of ;L.and, On'ths Sentsveld af Bens rHcr. near Vewbern, adjoin ing th If' Tanning Lot ot W. 9. Moore, Esq., known, a the -mania OU Factory Lot," with j Acre-Wter r FroM adjoining. Al, . . . ' , ;..;..,. j . ' . f Fifty-Three Acres, tsisn Bsass and Trent river, adjoining th lands of rt llw 1. SVam and others an excellent locatioo for a vtnayard or cotton Beld. . - -vAll tnS an pastry win oo won w jron"w wbioh will be made know at the sale. UDdisputed title given. ALEXANDEB M1LA.EU. Hewbstm, uoi. ub t . .."-1 - - "TALTJABLB TARM F0H IE. FIB SALE, that VALUABLE FABM former owned by Benjamin Bonyon, dee'd., lying on tbe Ply month Boad, adjacent to the town or Washington, in" Beaufort county. It contains nearly Five llnndrrd Acres, about Three Hundred of it cleared, and ready for cultivation, suitable for Cotton. Corn, aud all srops grown in that lntltud. Th property liioluda s Water Bower, which i fully auppiied with wafer au average of it months in th year, sufficient to dr!v a S.ir and Grist Mill. On the Tract ia found a lie d. posit of CLAK, of ths best quality for Brick Rlaki ug, so near th bank of the crock that bricks may be shipped direct to any point If not sold, will be for rent For further information awly to ' ' ' DUMBW AT. aniON A m..-Bankers. Ost Vd3taWAv4W ,.,,,. ; Newbern, N. a Ia complets running order ; ONE COTTOX PRKHS.'with Bor Fowsr attached ; On Kxprcst Wagon and Marnsss, and On Horse. - - st t-iaa ; t , 1 t WHEELEB :, OBANET. For ! Sals low- f or - Cash TWO DRICK BUILDINGS, fX CBATBB BT., jriWBEBW, B. O. For partic vmajpirw. .sift--;; -: E. R. 8TANLY. , Or at THIS OFFIOB. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, GOt-rwntlWB FTBE.PBOOF IROV-CLAO TORK. with Shehring and fixture oompleto, attested in th town of Beaufort, Jf. C. 8sid Ktore ia Ut by J fast, two etorte high, roof and sides of oorm gated iron, and to an fire-proof aa a brick building. It aa be token apart in eottona, and moved, rebuilt, and K aonnrr, enlarged at ' . , . , ..j Verf SioaU F.xpen&e. 9 Thafl offer a tar opportunitv to ut m dMririns- a ODbatostUl and handsome store, as the building, orlffi aally oosting $i.00O, will be sold at a GBKA T B -A. C niTI OK. In conseqaeno of th owner having abandoned business CBinisowa. V 07 sower to - ' B. OOLD8TETR, tpf 9f-aw l i a - ' -f4 v 339 Broadway, N. T. T11C1BLE PROPEUJI FOR SALE. AMWMia wui m offered to anyone desirous of purchasing that valuable property, - (BRICK BUILDINGS,) ' " Ktoatol on th East aide of Craven street, now occupied by tbe Bxwaan Tmns. The building to THREE STORIES HIGH, And Is not arte desirably located for the purposes now reoatvod and forwarded Free of Commission. For -freWht er paavoge, having onsnrpassed aooomaio Moan, appir at WM. B. OUTEB CO'S Brick Store . aOf - ... a F. OOODISPEED. Affent 4 lift if (811 I l Iff? I 099 E liLL wNt wn - wwnnwwBn JUIAf rtWlUOUCO, UMT lUff BIB K p room for lrg grocery or dry goods storato . - VBWII H WWW - M--JL.', Aw BAAolAil . inayio-tf . -t - w ? ,.. . .. . ,. . LAND ;FOR SAL E , ; OX ACCOMMODATING TERMS. f)7 Q ACBES OF LAUD, 75 of which U cleared, sitn. jUtO ated'K miles from the city of Newbern, on Trent Boad. Ths land is well adapted to the culture of . Cotton, Com, Ac, Ac , 'V There is a good DWETXIKO and all necessary Jf-. out-houses, and a well of exceller. t water on the i j j uremise. For further information apply on the "J; I promises, to H. E. FBBNCH, or to - J?" .' I. , . .AM. PATTEBSOK k CoT aepte-tf Middle ft, Kewbern, N. a '. water-power Mills -- " ' - - AND v . -, LAND RESALE. - TTTfj offer for sale that FIRE FOWEB GEIST and v - UKuuu own au44 ainwiea on uaw river. i uar uawi ai jim, s mam no , CO by feet, and stortos bleb, capable of beino really converted into a Cotton or WooleajTactorV Ws lso offer tor sale several Tracts of pi'i .. SWiMt IABD8, oootsinug fmi . E a. 600 TO 000 ?ACEE3 .f EST' BODX ang BV3m . f "HE WBKas.' w. C. ' JUEST TOCKOB" - B 9'9-X Si A N D A S H,0 E S InToTraat. r r , Mpt 88-tf B AJEIt & EPPJLER'S; , - ! nerooixoorr krvm&, -- ...-. -. -. v r . - V 1 ' . . - - t J V?"
New Berne Times (New Bern, N.C.)
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Oct. 6, 1866, edition 1
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